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Phetchaburi to host 'Art of Salt'

Thailand's first salt sculpting display, "Art of Salt", will be held at Phetchaburi on March 15-17, the local office of the Tourism Authority of Thailand said Wednesday.

The exhibition will take place at two different locations along the coastal route in Ban Laem district, at the 25km and 41km milestones, said Phetchaburi TAT director Nongnit Maneewan. The district claims to be the largest producer of sea salt in Thailand.

The "Art of Salt" is designed to give visitors the opportunity to learn about sea salt from a variety of activities and sightseeing, such as a test drive on a salt-grinding vehicle or a tour of the local salt museum.

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  • DonAleman

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    Discussion 2 : 28 Feb 2013 at 13.042

    Shucks ! Missed a perfect opportunity to host a " ART Of RICE " and get the government partially off the hook.

  • dao

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    Discussion 1 : 27 Feb 2013 at 22.171

    Natural salt has over 80 minerals .Iodized processed has four and has to have iodine added .You can lose ten points off your IQ from iodine deficiency.

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